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Ottawa Short Mat Bowls Club
Great News! Our third Mat is Here!
There will be no bowling on Monday February 18 (FAMILY DAY)
The Seniors Group at the Nepean Sportsplex has lent us a brand new mat to increase our mats from two to three and the number of players to a maximum of 24 at any session. If you have not given short mat a try come on out and join us.
REGULAR BOWLING is every Monday and Wednesday from 1 to 3 in the afternoon.
Here's the fine print
If you have any questions please email me at w.harding@rogers.com
- The bowling will be held at the Johnny Leroux arena (the old Stittsville arena) located off Stittsville Main Street at 10 Warner-Colpitts Lane. (one block south of the Beverly street lights.)
- Bowling sessions will be on Monday and Wednesday afternoons from 1 to 3 , (subject to any blackout dates set by the City of Ottawa.
- Bowlers should bring their own lawn bowling bowls to the hall to play. The club will only have around 4 sets of bowls to be used at the club. (There is no place to store your bowls at the hall.
- Sessions will generally include draw games of 10 to 14 ends depending on how long it takes to complete a game and stow the equipment.
- The initial cost per session will be $6.00. This will cover the rent for the hall, general expenses and provide for the acquisition of new mats.
- To participate EVERY member of the club MUST have a valid OLBA mebership and will be required to show the card on the first date of play. Note: If you Bowled at a lawn bowling club this past summer, you should already have a valid card until it expires at the end of April. If you do not have an OLBA membership, they can be acquired through the club at an additional cost.
- The rules for short mat bowls can be found on the Canadian Short Mat Bowling Association (CSMBA) website: http://canadianshortmat.org/
If you have any questions please email me at w.harding@rogers.com
New to Bowling?Lawn bowls is a precision sport that is played for the challenge and competition, personal enjoyment, physical activity, the pleasure of spending time outdoors and for social interaction. It is also a low impact, therapeutic form of exercise.
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2018/19 District Championships
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More about our sponsor can be found at seniordiscoverytours.ca
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Men's Pairs
2018: Blaine Phillips, Bill Rogers 2019: June 15-16 Mixed Pairs
2018: David Jefferies, Sandra Jefferies 2019: July 13-14 Novice Women's Singles
2018: Carolyn Fenwick 2019: September 1 and 7 Novice Men's Singles
2018: Bruce Sample 2019: September 1 and 7 Novice Women's Triples
2018: Cheryl McBain, Dawn Voisey Tina Dutta 2019: July 20-21 Novice Men's Triples
2018: Rene Boucher, Charles Chamberlain, Gary Wong 2019: July 20-21 Women's Singles
2018: Rosalie Parsons-Brown 2019: Men's Singles
2018: Zack Steele 2019 Ontario Governor Generals
Novice Men's Singles 2018: Mark Sander 2019: August 17/18 Ontario Governor Generals
Novice Women's Singles 2018: Cheryl McBain 2019: August 17/18 Ontario Governor Generals
Women's Fours 2018: (A) Michelle MacKay, Dawn Voisey, Karie Chant, Tina Dutta (B) Sandra Jefferies, Flo Silvestro, Joelle Massey, Karen Oatman 2019: August 17/18 Ontario Governor Generals
Men's Fours 2018: (A) Derek McKie, Zach Steel, Russel Oatman, Graham Murray (B) David Jefferies, John Wilson, Rico Silvestro, Grant Fletcher 2019: August 17/18 District Senior Women's Pairs
2018: 2019: September 10 District Senior Men's Pairs
2018: 2019: September 10 District Novice Women's Singles
2018: Cheryl McBain 2019: July 6-7 District Novice Men's Singles
2018: Dan Carnrite 2019: July 6-7 |
Ontario Governor Generals Shirts presentation
L-R: Jane Maloney, President District 16; Aisling Keenan, District Manager, Senior Discovery Tours; Ontario Trustees Joannie Marks, Tony Bernard, Gerry Laporte; Wayne Harding 1st Vice-President District 16
Aisling Keenan, the Ottawa District Manager for Senior Discovery Tours presents new team Ontario shirts for the annual Governor General’s tournament between Eastern Ontario and Quebec to District 16.
Senior Discovery Tours is now the major sponsor for the Governor General’s Tournament and in April 2017 will be providing $500 per year towards the event.
The Governor General Tournament Committee and Trustees are very grateful to Senior Discovery Tours for their support.
Senior Discovery Tours is now the major sponsor for the Governor General’s Tournament and in April 2017 will be providing $500 per year towards the event.
The Governor General Tournament Committee and Trustees are very grateful to Senior Discovery Tours for their support.
